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Premium Member An Always Morning



In the center of my garden,a marble fountain stands.
Today, the fountain-birds harmonizing  
and conversing in joy, 
Of their plans to fulfill for God's day.
Insects, too,are busy doing their holy work,
some building tunnels way under the earth.
If lucky, I might see a hare hop my way.

Meanwhile, I will procure a fresh orange from the beloved tree in my yard. 
Oh, what a way to start a citrusy day.
With a brioche, a carafe of French coffee,
on my terrace I will sit.
Inspired, smiling and so immensely grateful, to be an such an insignificant part of all this.

Panagiota Romios
4/22/2019
7:00pm PST


Premium Member foggy jog

It was 5am, a cold, dark, foggy night
As Charles and I headed-out to the right
for the ‘Pont de Bir-Hakeim’ bridge across the Seine.
We weren’t the least discouraged by the rain.
 
When possible, we stick to the lower quays
the traffic-free promenades that run close to the Seine   
The wind was bracing as we established our pace
turning west which put a fine rainy-mist in our face
 
The trick to running distance is to establish your breathing
I time mine to my steps, 4-steps-in and four-out, decreasing
to two-by-two as we move into our groove. 
 
We’re aggressive runners, this is for fun
Exercising peers, who’ve run together for years 
We have plans, and set signals with our hands
we wear LED lights so we’re seen at night 
 
We edge the left bank - imagine the pace - the slow steady rhythms
Guys are stronger and faster but I hang-in there with him.
 
The Seine cruise ships are dark, moored at their last pier stops 
The pizzerias are closed, as are the souvenir shops
 
After crossing the Saine via the bridge central colonnade,
the path becomes somewhat dense and dangerous,  
a twisting forest of staircases and crosswalks sequitous 
everything bottles down - competing for space -
bike paths, speeding cars, busses, and trains 
 
On the right bank a Burger King is the first thing we see
Whoppers here feature brioche buns and yummy goat cheese  
Once we clear the river area, a pre-dawn quiet claims the streets
scents rising from the bakeries make you want to stop and eat 
 
It’s wet and dark as we wind our way, but we do this every day
five miles later, the gray ‘Pont d’Iéna’ bridge safely coveys
us back to the left bank with it’s tranquil vibe of birds awakening
 
Close to home now, entering the park, we tear into a sprint, 
our own private, morning, mixed olympic track event
His senescence (he’s 55) lulls me into thinking I can beat him
but I never can - why is my defeat so consistent?
.
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Songs for this:
Band On The Run (2010 Remaster) by Paul McCartney & Wings
BLT Merriam Webster word of the day challenge 01/03/26: 
Senescence  state of being old
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bread, Wonderful Bread!

[ To be sang to the tune of 
  "Food Glorious Food" from the musical movie 
  "Oliver!" 1968 ]

We see Bread of many types
Colours range dark brown to white
Bread's the best - well that's the ru-mor
Brioche baps and Tiger rolls
Bagels with their doughnut holes
Then there are those crusty Bloo-mers!
Plenty of crusts and small crumbs can be found
Can be made in to coating for meats
So when it's next baked the aromas awaken
Your senses, then these breads will greet you...

Bread, wonderful Bread!
Naan's best with a curry
Grab yourself a wrap
When you're in a hurry!
And if you want something sweet
Oh, Bread won't let you down...
Croissants and Banana Bread
On Bread lists now!

Bread, wonderful Bread
Toast starts off the morning
More Bread at lunch time!
Bread never gets boring
Just think of your best fillings
Topped off with a sauce
Then Bread, wonderful Bread
Will be the most
Loved food, of course!

Bread, wonderful Bread!
Who cares what it's shaped like?
Flat
Rounded or
Square
It's a daily delight!
Some textures are int-resting
Seeds can make bread crunchy
I'm savouring every bite
Fun while munching!

Bread, wonderful Bread
Some firm and some crispy
Then there's unleavened 
Matzah for Passover...
So Bread is a main staple
Some cultures adore
Oh, Bread
Snack or meal Bread
Gum friendly Bread
All hail the Bread 

Glorious Bread

Won-der-ful Bread!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Negative Minded Nigel

~ NEGATIVE MINDSETTED  NIGEL~




Alas~he only can envision the hopeless!
With nary an answer ahead.
His land is for him,only of the  following feckless,
With no soulful breath, as if he wishes indeed, he were already dead!


For breakfast he searches out spoiled jam, 
On a moldy Brioche, to be sure.
Then, Nigel, the  poet and eater declares in untruthful agony as best he can, mam.
That on this planet human life cannot be endured!


The TV set or radio is turned on, bleating like sheep  of riots, COVID and such.
He goes to his cabinet to roll a fat joint to quell his mental agony!
Nodding in his non-thinking media mind constituted of negative media mulch.
That God's world is entirely terrible and
loaded with perfidy.


Then, in stained plaid housecoat, onto his computer this poet tragically travels,
Giantic mug of coffee in his poetic hand,
To quill a verse, with his still unshaven, stubbly face.
To repetitiously write the damnable media notes damning and anxious to
declare to us all~ that life itself, is imdeed a is disgrace?

And we sit as innocent as new robins,
Eating his banal poetry so joyfully?
Squeamish, naive, robins we are!
Ever so gleefully, eating untruths, voraciously.
Unaware, that for us, life right now, is as grand as
living on the most glorious,brightest star!



               June 22, 2020
                1:30pm PST
               

              POEM # 1303
Form: Rhyme

Boggy-top: Muster or Roundup cowbells

Great Beefy Tasting
--------------------------
Walla,Walla
the sweetest onions around!
Brioche buns soft pillowy texture!
And roasted garlic cloves!
Were one to
clarify the butter
add the garlic
and add the onions
and then paint the buns
to be toasted.
set aside the buns.
and then caramelize these onions
to be set aside.
Grill the big beefy burgers
to a perfect medium.
To what degree of wellness
is the suiter desires.
The lettuces, the tomatoes,
the dill pickles
and a sauce of a thousand Islands
with sliced bacon and cheeses
of Swiss and Cheddar!
Don't forget the onions
caramelized sweet!
a series of experiences that give
knowledge or understanding to someone
Oh the learned Palette
the tastes fit for
the most Marvelous of Peoples.

From Beefy Ideas
by Chef Whoo-gah Whoo-Gah
From the Beefy Best beef Belly Roast
or ah Burger will do!
*****Roast Your Beef Belly
until it's fork tender
and substitute the burger
with the belly meats
Ah so delicious!
bistro potatoes Fries/catsup
 and Salad!
 sequence is the restatement
 of a motif or longer melodic 
 passage at a higher or lower
 pitch in the same voice. It 
symbolizes the union of
a single tone.Bay-leaf in Beef!
keep on Bay-leaf in Beef!
Form: Ballad


Ice Queen

Third Reign:

Her feeding heart and cold command
Enough to make you quit your band
Well, there’s only so much frostbite one can take
You’ve heard her bitter orders before
To leave your sandals outside her door
And go skating on the Ice Queen’s lonely lake

I’d save all my lovin’ for you
If only I knew what you would do:
Let me loose or condemn me at your frozen stake
I’d be a martyr if I could
And stand where the burning saints have stood
On the altar of wood by the Ice Queen’s lonely lake

It’s like a prison in this room
With the cigarettes and hot perfume
Something’s got to thaw out our mistakes
But I feel like a fish in a waterfall
One of these days, I’ll sprout legs and crawl
Away from the banks of the Ice Queen’s lonely lake

We’ve been up all night on this powdery binge
I can still smell the lust that the wind drags in
It’s the only habit I’ve got that’s worthy to break
We could check into rehab and seal the deal
And feel what the super-celebrities feel
Or turn the wheel straight into the Ice Queen’s lonely lake

Her reindeer are bridled; her peasants are gauche 
They are starving in line: she offers brioche
But winning their naïve trust is a piece of cake
They’d float to Alaska to polish her nails
Come back bloodied and tied to her sails
Back from a crusade on the Ice Queen’s lonely lake

The bar of demarcation is set
Once etched in the earth, it’s hard to forget
So stand where the poor young Confederates once did shake
When our scorched-earth policies have failed
And your Mason-Dixon address gets no mail,
Just surrender yourself to the Ice Queen’s lonely lake

From Sierra Madre to Branson, Missouri
A blizzard is coming, she’s showing her fury 
to you – this is no false alarm, no fake;
Like the perfect conquest of the abortion pill,
like the simple saga of Jack and J---,
It’s a cold moment till the Ice Queen’s lonely lake.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Answer On a Bed of Nails

Should it be a poet's duty
To write solely about beauty?

A POET’S DUTY by BETH EVANS

ANSWER ON A BED OF NAILS

let me answer the quixotic brioche —
we all need a delicate pinch;
brachial bruising a warning

all the flowery talk dispels the magnitude
of cancer, the carbuncle of abuse,
the horrific salutations of the nazi regime

we march alone but also as a world
arm in arm, armed with insecticide
words like ants; a bench’s rash

a hose in diffusion’s spray
may try to paint the sky
in shades of love’s foray

turn it off; let flow subside
take a better look —
heart on a bed of nails

war of words; a twisting sword
let truth be the blood
that scores

because a poet can also whitewash
with parrots
mimic...mimic...mimicking 

seek your bellyache
examine, test, squander
all its savings

let cavalry of water fall
soaking wet
with poet’s ink

10/9/2020
Beth Evans’ A Poet's Duty Poetry Contest

Premium Member Finer Things

It's funny the simple pleasures recounted in life
all manner of wonders reminisced I'll miss most.. 
though list grows shorter with each passing day  
thoughts align in proper time as desires sway
storm bent trees, sunsets, a child's laughter,    
and chicken salad on toast.

To be true others may find want of finer things. 
fancying first class flight or latest in 'lectric cars, 
refined tastes in Nanterre brioche or imported caviars
yet never replace good company a heart brings.    
   
As winter closes, and spring finds its way home,
eternally grateful for all new pleasures won
give thanks warm day's return in rising and setting sun
yet alone, to bygone days my thoughts may roam.      

Yeah, there'll always be chicken salad and sunsets..
perhaps a slice of keylime pie or two.  
When I look back to a wonderful past,
what I'll miss most
is you.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wicker Basket Romance


     Or ~ Breakfast in the Fields~

The animated, joyful couple, just you and I.
With our picnic, wicker basket wonderfully full.
Of Brioche,our favorite cheeses, fruits, Chai 
and mirth.
It's so wonderfully quiet here except for the
sound of bountious butterfly wings.
And I can hear the sound of your soft eyelids,
moving with love, as you gaze at me!

This is our forever time!
Since we met, I have always been thine.
This is our time to enjoy, we are the happy couple.
Who very long ago, found me, just a pretty girl.
And you, my destiny, my eternally handsome
and sensuos, forever, boy.
You still drive me wild, ecstatically.
As it was, and ever shall be!




August 28, 2019
Noon PST

sandwich de cerdo asado con salsa de alcaparras

1/2 cup of mayo
1 t of onion powder
1 garlic powder
1 T of fish stock
1 T of lemon juice w/
1/2 Tof cayenne powder
1 t fresh grated ginger
1 t cumin
1 t oregano 
4 T ketchup
2 T of chopped capers
2 T honey
1/4 cup of bacon bits
mix well set aside
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5 cups of roasted pork
shredded or sliced
(1.5 to 2 pounds)

2 pounds of deli ham
lettuce
tomato's
pickles
2 Pounds of swiss Cheese
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12 slices of thick brioche
with the edges trimmed
and toasted in a garlic butter
spread.
Assemble Sandwiches
with roast pork
topped with ham and cheese
lettuce tomato's
pickles
and sauce
add sauteed onions and peppers if desired
Serve with some frenched fries
Form: Ballad

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